Word: feels
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...superiority to the presence of smaller colleges? Why save for the Princeton and Yale games the exhibition of enthusiasm and fine sportsmanship which Harvard can and has shown? So far the host in the stadium has done too little to create an atmosphere which will make those who "boo" feel decidedly out of place. We expect the team to act like fine sportsmen; why not expect as much from the Harvard supporters, instead of a passive indifference...
...frontier follows pretty closely the old German trench line of 1916, and this fact alone shows that it is an excellent strategic frontier. And Poland badly needs such a frontier for, after having been overrun seven or eight times in the last two centuries by Russian armies, she cannot feel safe without a good defensible line on the east...
...despise Harding; I despise Cox and the Democratic party; I loathe the socialist and farmer-labor and prohibitionist platforms; I don't know and don't want to know anything about the "socialist labor" and "single tax" parties. And I strongly suspect that most "respectable" people feel just about as I do. If they disagree it is only in degree of contempt. Why then should those of us who are not professionally obliged to keep up the dismal pretense of enthusiasm about the wretched business--why should we waste time talking or thinking about the election, and why should...
...feel sure that I speak with honesty, justice and unselfishness...
...called educated. There may be, should be, differences of opinion, but not indifference to any opinion. If there is any body of voters which should be informed and able to vote sanely, it is the members of the college world. Many men inherit their political beliefs and feel at ease on the subject for that reason; others read the headlines casually and decide as casually their affiliations; others consider carefully, and having made up their minds are eager to help the cause...